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UNGA Overwhelmingly Backs Gaza Ceasefire; US, Israel Face Global Isolation

UN General Assembly voted 153-10-23 for a non-binding ceasefire resolution in Gaza. US and Israel voted against. US President Biden expressed concerns to Israeli PM Netanyahu over 'indiscriminate bombing'. White House adviser Jake Sullivan and Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin to visit Israel. Conflict includes Israel flooding tunnels, Hamas ambush resulted in casualties. Over 18,412 Palestinians killed since Oct 7, 8,000 missing. Humanitarian crisis: 360,000 disease cases in shelters.

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UN General Assembly voted 153-10-23 for a non-binding ceasefire resolution in Gaza. US and Israel voted against. US President Biden expressed concerns to Israeli PM Netanyahu over 'indiscriminate bombing'. White House adviser Jake Sullivan and Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin to visit Israel. Conflict includes Israel flooding tunnels, Hamas ambush resulted in casualties. Over 18,412 Palestinians killed since Oct 7, 8,000 missing. Humanitarian crisis: 360,000 disease cases in shelters.

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